Covid 19 Information

St Leonard's CE First School is currently open to all pupils with staggered start and finish times for each class.

Please see the parent presentation below for information regarding this. Please see the links below for advice and support at this time.

COVID 19 Latest information

St Leonards School Re-opening Risk Assessment March 2021

Information for Parents - Re-opening 8th March

What to do if an individual displays symptoms of COVID-19

How the school wil manage a positive outbreak of COVID-19

COVID-19 Policy addendums

Remote Education Policy

St Leonard's COVID-19 School Return Home School Agreement

I have Covid symptoms - Actions to take

My child is isolating - what is the learning provision for them?

COVID 19 Past information

St Leonards School Re-Opening Risk Assessment Jan 2021

Letter to parents: School closure Jan 2021

Letter to parents re: Schools re-opening 1st June 2020

Back to school Sep 2020 Information for parents

St Leonard's phased recovery plan

St Leonard's School Re-opening Information for parents 10th June

COVID 19 Government updates

Public Health England - Easy Read guide

Government COVD-19 Action Plan

Public Health England - Why you should stay at home video

What you can and can't do until the 4th July 2020

Government COVID-19 The road to recovery plan May 2020

What you can and can't do from the 4th July 2020

Opening schools to more pupils: Guidance for parents May 2020

Latest Covid update 14th January 2021

British Medical Association - Too risky, too confusing,too soon

Support for parents at this time

World Health Organisation - Can Children catch COVID-19?

Volunteering to help the NHS

Parenting during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Child friendly explanation of the Corona Virus

Fun games and teaching resources about microbes and antibiotics

Royal Mail cash delivery service for the most vulnerable

Stay Safe Keep Smiling

Keeping healthy - Mind and body

Easy 10 minute NHS work out videos

Sport England - Staying active at home

Mind - Mental Health and Wellbeing practical advice

Childline Calm Zone - Activities to let go of stress

Helping your child with anxiety about COVID-19

An e-book to explain COVID-19 to children

Literacy trust - A book of hope to share

Childrens books to read to children with worries

Coping with Lockdown - Tips from a counsellor

If you or someone else is in immediate danger please call 999 and ask for the police. Silent calls will work if you are not safe to speak – use the Silent Solution system and call 999 and then press 55 when prompted. If you can’t use a voice phone, you can register with the police text service - text REGISTER to 999. You will get a text which tells you what to do next. Do this when it is safe so you can text when you are in danger.

Safety support for domestic abuse during COVID-19

Royal Mail support services for victims of domestic abuse

Women's Aid

Managing conflict at home for young adults

Children and Adults Mental Health Service Resources

Support with Home Learning

How to use seesaw on mobile devices

How to use seesaw on a desktop

Directory of online resources for Home Learning

Hungry little minds - Fun activities for 0-5

Staying safe online activity pack - Staffordshire Police

St Leonard's CE (A) First School, Ipstones